Andrew Tonner

As Pinterest continues to focus on increasing monetization, tech investors would do well to realize it might be the next most powerful digital advertising business.

With its X1 service, the nation's largest cable provider hopes it has finally found the silver bullet to counter Netflix, Amazon Prime Streaming, and other potential cable killers.

The size of its user base isn't the only driver of value in the war involving Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

There is a multibillion-dollar valuation gap between Spotify and Pandora. Here's why that's completely reasonable.

In a recent speech, the FCC chairman probably kickstarted the 5G movement, but it will be some time before AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, or Sprint brings the service to consumers.

Though rumors increasingly suggest the upcoming iPhone 7 will resemble the iPhone 6s, much better days may be one device cycle away.

India's decision to drop a key provision opens the door for Apple to enter the Indian smartphone growth market, but it won't fix all the company's problems.

As it attempts to outrun the growth of competitors such as Apple, Pandora, and Amazon, Spotify needs to look beyond fixing its advertising issues.

As Snapchat focuses on revenue growth ahead of an eventual IPO, new research helps better explain Snapchat’s threat to Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.

With Apple, Amazon, Pandora, and more hot on its trail, one recent hire signals Spotify may have accelerated its IPO plans.

Launching its own music app should give Amazon a leading music and streaming service to compete with the likes of Apple, Spotify, Pandora, and Alphabet.

With its destiny largely in its own hands, Dropbox would do well to focus on competing with Apple, Box, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon in the booming cloud storage market, instead of focusing on an IPO.

The struggling B2B social network could make a lot of money for Microsoft and could bolster Microsoft products.

As Pinterest seeks to establish itself as a genuine social media challenger to Facebook and Twitter, can its $11 billion valuation hold water?

With a valuation several times higher than rival Box and mounting competition from Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet, Dropbox’s $10 billion valuation doesn’t appear to hold water.

As the battle for the living room intensifies, Microsoft is positioning its artificial intelligence virtual assistant to challenge those of Amazon, Alphabet, and Apple.

With an IPO for the streaming music service inevitable in the next couple of years -- and with competition increasing -- investors are rightly wondering how it generates its revenues, and if it can earn a profit.

Thanks to its $20 billion valuation, a Snapchat IPO is all but assured. However, Snapchat will need to focus on monetization and profitability before it can achieve a successful public offering.

With its private-market stock price reportedly sinking, the pressure is on for Dropbox to stave off the likes of Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, and others.

With ambitious goals to take on Amazon, expect e-commerce unicorn Jet to prioritize user and revenue growth over profits for the considerable future.